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Elbow surgery
I had undergone a elbow surgery (with plate screw and wire) 4 year before.. but 6 month before all things remove through onther surgery. So i want to knw that now i can join gym or do any physical activity.. if no how much more time i have to stay away form gym.
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Kindly confirm that the fracture has united.
Start physiotherapy.
Gradual return to usual activities is the dictum that should be followed.
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Speak to your surgeon. He will be the best person to advice you . It depends on what amount of gym activities you do. But you can do gym within pain limits. Do not rush.
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It appears that you can indulge in exercises. But you say that the implants were removed 6 months ago. The xrays still shows the implants. I'd recommend repeat Xrays and preferably a clinical examination too, before you join the gym.
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